Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-28
one man who was a number of rods away
He was severely injured about the face.

one man who was a number of rods away.
He was severely injured about the face.
SOMERSET
NJ Pooler of Skowhegan has for years
taken a great interest in the breeding of fine
horses Each year he adds some new at
traction to his stable of choice animals. He
makes it a rule 10 keep nothing but fine bred
ones. He always attends all the fairs and
keeps posted on the fashion in breeding. Mr..
Pooler returned from Kentucky a few weeks
ago with fine three-year-old FLY that made
his number just an even 20.--RePorter-
The quarterly session of the Somerset Dis
trict Lodge of Good Templars. will be held
with Somerset Lodge of North Arson FRI
day. Dee. 2d.
Henry Redmond has six oxen and two men
at work on the farm of Mrs. y. W. Stetson.
of North Madison. yarding timber and haul
ing white birch TO the shank factory at North
Arson.
The family of Roscoe Libby of New Port
land have recently moved to Salem, Mass,
where he is at work.---Game seems TO be
plenty in this region.---The Free Baptist So
cietv celebrated the 18th anniversary of the
organization of their church. Ii was the first
Christian church organized in town.---Mr and
versary of their marriage the 9th inst.
WASHINGTON.
Officers of the county Agricultural Society
recently elected at Pembroke, are n $.
Allan, Dennysvlle, President; Geo. W.
Allan Pembroke. Thos McCarlie, Dennys-
Vile, j. W. Porter, Pembroke, Vice Presi-
dents; John McMorgan, Pembroke, A. X.
Lincoln, Dennysville Vim. II. Lincoln,
Perry, Trustees; II. T. Porter, Pembroke,
Sec'ty Peter F.. Vose Dennysyille, Treas.
The Knights of Labor Assembly in East
port is said to have the largest membership
of any assembly in the State.
November 22nd at noon, the office in Mr.
JOS Anderson's building on the end OF
0delrs wharf, PASSPORT was broken into, a
small drawer in the desk torn open and $50
stolen. The building was locked and all
had gone to dinner. An entrance was made
BY smashing a pane of glass in a window in
the east end by which the window fastening
was removed and the sash raised brace
and bit lying handily by was used to bore in
to the slight drawer and give easy access
Shortly before noon payment of a sum OF
money was made TO Mr.. Anderson, which he
at once placed in the drawer, and as windows
in his Office give good chance to see all that
the money was noticed by outsiders who
watched their chance to steal il.
\ new safe has been pat into the Calai,
custom house. 1t is massive concern anC
weighs sixty-four hundred pounds.
Says the Calais Advertiser: Charles ID
Owen, of Providence, r l., agent of the st
Croix Cotton Mill has been in town in rela
ton TO the extension of time on the part OF
the creditors of the mill. He returned las
evening, having most successfully accom-
plished his mission. He speaks in higl
terms of the future of the mill and CONNER
cial union don't scare him bit. The stock
holders of the mill may congratulate them
selves that under this new arrangement the,
are assured of the continued valuable ser
vices of Mr. Owen. This fact was suff
cient guarantee to the creditors to extend The
time of payment. December first they vii
have received 30 per cent of their indebted
ness, and at the end of the present extension
they will receive all the remaining debt.